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• Description: Assesses the current state of a property’s physical structure, including roofing, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems. Often used by real estate investors, property managers, and lenders to evaluate a property before purchase, sale, or refinancing.

• Description: Verifies whether a property is occupied or vacant. This inspection is frequently required by mortgage lenders to determine if a mortgaged property is being maintained or if it’s abandoned.

• Types:
  • Exterior Insurance Inspection: Evaluates the exterior condition of a property to assess risks and provide insurers with current information.
  • Interior Insurance Inspection: Similar to the exterior inspection but includes interior spaces to assess risks and hazards.
  • Loss Control Inspection: Helps insurance companies evaluate potential liabilities by reviewing building conditions, safety measures, and potential hazards.
  • Damage Inspection: Conducted after an incident like a natural disaster or fire to assess the extent of property damage and estimate repair costs.

• Description: Ensures that properties securing mortgages are being maintained according to lender requirements. Inspectors may check for property occupancy, general condition, and any code violations.

• Description: Inspections of vehicles (often for companies with large fleets) to ensure they are roadworthy, safe, and compliant with regulations. This can include commercial vehicles, rental fleets, or even company-owned cars and trucks.

• Description: Conducted throughout the construction process to verify that each phase meets safety standards, building codes, and contractual specifications. Typical phases include foundation, framing, electrical, plumbing, and final inspection.

• Description: Performed by property management companies or landlords to document property conditions before and after tenants move in and out, ensuring any damages or maintenance needs are recorded.

• Description: Evaluates the condition of foreclosed properties and verifies whether they are vacant or occupied. This is typically performed for banks, mortgage companies, and real estate agencies.

• Types:
  • Mold Inspection: Checks for mold growth in areas with moisture issues.
  • Asbestos Inspection: Identifies asbestos-containing materials for safety and remediation purposes.
  • Lead-Based Paint Inspection: Ensures older properties are free from hazardous lead paint.
  • Radon Testing: Detects unsafe radon gas levels in residential or commercial properties.

• Description: A comprehensive inspection of a property’s condition before purchase. It includes structural, mechanical, and safety assessments, giving potential buyers insight into any repairs needed.

• Description: Evaluates the electrical system, including wiring, outlets, breakers, and circuit boards, to ensure safety and code compliance. Often conducted for property sales, insurance, or post-disaster assessments.

• Description: A thorough inspection of the roof’s condition, including shingles, flashing, drainage, and signs of damage or wear. Roof inspections are common for insurance purposes, particularly after storms.

• Description: Focuses on the property’s foundation to identify structural integrity issues, such as cracks, settling, or moisture infiltration, which can impact the building’s stability.

• Description: Ensures that a property meets local, state, or federal safety regulations, including ADA compliance, fire safety, and zoning requirements. This is essential for commercial properties.

• Description: Inspects infrastructure like roads, sidewalks, bridges, water lines, and sewage systems to ensure safe and functional utility operations. These are often required by municipalities or large corporations.

• Description: Focuses on agricultural land to assess soil health, irrigation systems, crop conditions, and any other factors that might impact productivity or land value. Often used by lenders for agricultural loans.

• Description: Conducted in restaurants, hotels, or other commercial properties to check cleanliness and health standards. These are critical for compliance with health regulations.

• Description: Performed after a fire incident to assess the extent of damage, structural integrity, and any potential safety hazards. These are typically required by insurers and property owners for claims and repairs.

• Description: Conducted after events like hurricanes, hail storms, or tornadoes to assess exterior and interior damage. Often required for insurance claims.

• Description: Tailored inspections for specific industries or needs, such as telecommunications towers, solar panel installations, or energy efficiency assessments.

This list should give you a robust foundation to present the types of inspections your company provides and help clients understand which service best suits their needs.